Calculate shipment volume (CBM/CFT), weight, and how cargo fits standard shipping containers.
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https://mcp.containermath.com1 tool · 146mscalculate_cbmCalculate total shipment volume (CBM / cubic metres and CFT / cubic feet), total weight, and how that cargo fits into standard shipping containers (20ft Standard, 40ft Standard, 40ft High Cube). Use this whenever someone asks how much space a shipment takes, how many cubic metres or CBM their boxes…Calculate total shipment volume (CBM / cubic metres and CFT / cubic feet), total weight, and how that cargo fits into standard shipping containers (20ft Standard, 40ft Standard, 40ft High Cube). Use this whenever someone asks how much space a shipment takes, how many cubic metres or CBM their boxes…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| unitSystem | string | Units for the item dimensions and weight. 'metric' = centimetres and kilograms; 'imperial' = inches and pounds. |
| items* | array | The cargo line items to total up. |
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Calculate shipment volume (CBM/CFT), weight, and how cargo fits standard shipping containers.
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